What I read to get a job
The other day when I wrote about getting a new job, I also mentioned that I spent a long time and a lot of effort to prepare for the interview.
I knew I had to compensate for a lack of experience in certain business techniques with very clear views and strong ideas on how to approach specific processes.
I searched, bookmarked, read, summarised and revised a lot of material. Here are some articles I found particularly useful (in no particular order):
- Podcast 24: Selecting a content management system
- opensourceCMS.com
- The Importance of Social Media
- Digital Natives, Digital Immigrants (PDF)
- Guardian column: Open-source BBC
- On Wattson and Electrisave…
- TV Networks Need to Wake Up Before Video Boom Leaves Them With Dead Air
- Agile, Multidisciplinary Teamwork
- Bespoke vs Off-the-shelf Software
- Structured Content
- Project Management - Overview
- Stakeholder Analysis
- Software requirements specification
- How to Write a Requirements Specification
- Influencing / Persuading
And to top it all off, I swore by the jobseeker's bible that a co-worker recommended to me: Perfect Answers to Interview Questions.
Phew. Now I can go back to playing Bejewelled2 on my mobile phone while listening to The Best of Girls Aloud during my daily commute.
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